Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-02
HOME MATTERS.


placed on the pension rolls last week.
DIR. r. NJ Wigginton, we learn, con-
templates settling in Milwaukee to prac-
tice his profession.
Why pay so cents for cotton striped
yelveteen when at Trachte & Traysers
you can purchase silk velvet at 5O centss
i, is on the tapis that the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway bias de-
cided to retain its lumber yard IN this
city.
st. Paul's church surpl;ced choir Will
assist in the choir festival at All SAINTS
cathedral Milwaukee, next Saturday
morning.
CITY Marshal c. F. Zautner and wife
are in .helr glory over the srrlval OF
neat little girl baby at their home yester-
day afternoon.
Call and see our extra fine dress fam
nels at 40 cents. Also our superb all
wool tricots at 40 cents.
. TRACHTE & TRAYsER.
Yesterday was All Saints day, OBJ
served by the Catholic aud Episcopal
churches. The services for the day at st.
Bernard's and St. Henri's churches were
largely attended.
The Watertown postoficel receipts
the past year were $8,l9l, expenditures
$1,000; Jefferson, receipts $3,429, ex-
penditures ST ,5O2; Beaver Dam, receipts
1882, expenditures 81 800.
Schiller & Quentmeyer in their new
"ad'' this week notify all in wan. of
perfect fitting suit of clothes to call at
their establishment, where it is generally
known everybody can be suited and
fitted.
AT the Alabama state fair, which
closed at Montgomery, October y, Rev.
r. @. Bedford was awarded first premium
for best honey display. The honey was
made from the cotton plant and clover
together.
John Murray, of Clyman, lost his
valuable Swigert stallion "Pay Car a
short time since from spamodic collie
This is a great loss not only to Mr.. Muir
raw but to the stock raisers of Dodge
county.
-Canniff Brothers, proprietors of the
Spring Lake stock farm at Rolling Prairie,
Dodge county, have received from the
Riverside stock farm at Plainwell, Michi-
gan, registered Poland China boar pig,
which is said to be the best of blood.
Those in want of irst-class new and
secondhand stoves, both cooking and
heating, can find good variety at Henry
G. Mayors west side secondhand store.
These stoves will be sold cheap. Also
secondhand oil stoves, carpets, bedsteads,
tables, etc., constantly on hand. 2w3
1t is said the marriage of Miss Clara
Foster apd Edward Foss, at Fairchild,
which was said to have been intended as
a Joke that ended seriously, was not q
legal marriage, as certain formalities
necessary were not gone through with.
The affair was enlarged upon by sensa-
sational correspondents.
Peter Stanton, of Ixonia, young
man we'll known here, had both legs
crushed by falling between the cars al
Oconomowoc last Friday afternoon. The
next day the limbs were amputated by
DR.. Miller, of Oconomowoc, but the pa
tient sank under the operation and ex-
pired two hours afterward
The best assortment of domestic and
foreign underwear is to be had at Schiff-
Ter & Quentmeyer's. They are also agents
for Dr. Jaeger's celebrated underwear
Be sure and look their lire over. They
can suit you.
SCHFFLER & QUENTMEYER,
Cor. Main and Third SITS
"A cable dispatch announces the death
by drowning in shipwreck off the coas
of Madagascar, of Edouard Remenyi, the
celebrated vioIinist, who came to this
country in 1877. He was somewhat &C.
centric His playing while not of the
highest artistic order was very popular
Remenyi appeared at Turner Hall some
six years ago.
R. Zautner has just completed fine
brick store building on Fifth street be
tween Main and East Washington streets
O. OFT did the mason work and Richer &
Wolfgram the carpenter work in credit
able manner. Straw & Murphy were the
painters, and as usual did a good job
This store is for rent on favorable terms
Enquire of Mr. Zautner.
The new Masonic hall and temple